Thousands protest Spain’s rising rents after evicting an 87‑year‑old, sparking debate over the government's response and the possibility of an early election.

When Trump eyed a diesel export ban, the G7 rushed to release 100M barrels of oil and diesel to calm markets and help consumers.

Three OpenAI researchers fired for mishandling sensitive data amid rising AI safety concerns.

Find out why Nike’s sales are slipping, the big star exits, and if the brand can bounce back before the next sneaker drop.

A poolside party in Miami turns into a business blueprint for Cuba – wealthy exiles scheme to jump in once the regime falls.

Netanyahu blames Islamist radicalisation for a Flydubai attack that dropped the plane 17,000 ft, but investigations are still underway.

Indian pilot Smit Machchhar opens cockpit door, stops a belly‑landing after a crew dispute, earning praise from leaders across the world.

Israeli leader blames Islamist indoctrination behind the Dubai‑to‑Tel Aviv plane attacker, sparking investigations and new flight suspensions.

A father recounts hugging his kids as a Flydubai plane nosedived during a stabbing incident, detailing how passengers and crew seized control to land safely.

Passenger tells how a suspicious incident sent the Israel-bounded plane plunging 5,200m and ending up in Saudi Arabia.

Watch Chinese champ Wang Cong use face paint, green hair and a Joker vibe to scare opponents at UFC 332, aiming for Hiroshima‑sized glory.

South Korea’s Tom Kim clinches Asian Games gold, earning a short military exemption that lets him chase PGA dreams uninterrupted.

Find out why Nike’s sales are slipping, the big star exits, and if the brand can bounce back before the next sneaker drop.

Michael Jordan’s game‑three 1998 Finals jersey hits a new record, selling for £9.3 million in a digital auction.

A wave of landslides and heavy rain leaves 30 dead, but 700 trekkers are pulled to safety by helicopters in Nepal’s Annapurna Circuit.

At Munich's Oktoberfest, operators are handing out cycling shorts to curb upskirting videos that have gone viral.

Ye’s two gig dates in St. Petersburg, Russia have been officially cancelled after a mix of legal snags and controversy. Find out what went wrong.

K‑pop idol Mino (Song Min‑ho) is convicted for skipping mandatory military service in South Korea and receives a one‑year suspended jail term.

More than 100 riders say they suffered brain injuries on X2, prompting its permanent closure at Six Flags Magic Mountain.

A heartbreaking loss in Hollywood as Chad Lowe's daughter Fiona passes away. The family urges support for mental‑health struggles.

A fresh landslide for Putin may light a fire under Russia’s war plans. Find out what it means for Ukraine and the world in 60‑second SnapScope news.

Russia’s new parliament gives Putin a fresh mandate to keep pushing the Ukraine war, while western leaders warn of further escalation.

Botswana’s Independence Day turns into a slaughter of 23 elephants, igniting fierce protests from conservationists, locals, and the international community.

Malaysia kicks off a controversial return of Rohingya refugees, sparking debate over human rights, national security, and shifting public opinion.

A quick look at whether President Trump’s TV spots paid by the federal government are legal, and how the White House says they’re just public‑service messages.

Tennessee’s prison chief will step down after a botched execution of Christa Pike, raising questions about capital punishment procedures.

Brazil’s president Lula accuses the US of meddling in its election, sparking a heated showdown with right‑wing rival Flavio Bolsonaro.

A death‑row inmate survived a failed execution, sparking debate over how lethal injections are carried out.

Thousands protest Spain’s rising rents after evicting an 87‑year‑old, sparking debate over the government's response and the possibility of an early election.

A 25‑year‑old UK‑Iranian dual national and five UK men are released on bail amid a police investigation into possible terrorist ties to RAF Fairford.

A death‑row inmate survived a failed execution, sparking debate over how lethal injections are carried out.

Electric cars can trigger motion sickness in passengers. Learn why and how to stay comfortable on your next ride.

A veteran Texas journalist recounts a freak double‑dose lethal injection that left an inmate alive, sparking a state‑wide pause and a fresh look at the death penalty.

In five isolated villages, measles, malaria and malnutrition killed 32 children before health workers could intervene – a crisis that shines a spotlight on the gaps in rural India’s health system.

After a July air strike in Gaza, six‑year‑old Raseel al‑Balawi has had more than 20 surgeries to fight infections. See what doctors are facing.

An Arizona conviction is set to be revisited after an AI‑generated message from the victim was shown in court, sparking a debate over digital truth in justice.

Three OpenAI researchers fired for mishandling sensitive data amid rising AI safety concerns.

Falcon 9 brings a mixed‑nation crew and a future space‑parent to the International Space Station in a tight 7‑hour flight.

The former U.S. president’s push to rename AI to 'Super Intelligence' has triggered a 2,100% surge in .si domain registrations in Slovenia.

Australia spots major safety holes in top gaming platforms—children could face predators, extremist content, and more.